Who Is On My Wifi

Thanks to Who Is On My Wifi you know what devices are connected to your WiFi network. The application will scan the network, detect all connected devices (PCs, laptops, smartphones, and so on), and present all connected devices on its interface.
Thanks to Who Is On My Wifi you also know when an intruder connects to your WiFi network. The application runs in the background and checks for intruders every 5 minutes. If it detects that an unknown device connects to your WiFi network, it will notify you.

The steps you must go through to install Who Is On My Wifi are presented in the Quick Look video that accompanies this article. Take a look to see just how easy it is to get this tool up and running on a Windows PC.

The first time you run Who Is On My Wifi, you will be presented with a Setup Wizard that will take you through the following 4 steps:
Step 1 – Scan the network. PCs, laptops, smartphones, and other devices connected to your WiFi network will be detected. All uncovered devices will be displayed on the application’s interface, complete with IP and MAC address.
Step 2 – from the list of devices connected to the WiFi Network, set known devices to “known” and “save changes”.
Step 3 – scan the network a second time. This time around, Who Is On My Wifi will not find any new devices.
Step 4 – minimize the application and let it run in the background. Every 5 minutes, your network will be scanned and if an “unknown” computer is found, Who Is On My Wifi will notify you.

There are three Who Is On My Wifi editions: Free, Online, and Plus. The Free edition can present desktop notifications only. The Online and Plus editions can also send out text notifications.

Who Is On My Wifi provides access to important info: it tells you what devices are connected to your WiFi network and it notifies if an unknown device connects to the network.